because they think it directly affects them. because they have generous health care plans. they don't like that cadillac. they like cadillac. not the cadillac tax. she just hit a nerve. see you tomorrow. hello, i'm kim ber little guilfiol. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. who is running the war against isis? president obama or vladimir putin? their strategies are worlds ar part and both laid out their competing visions for syria at the united nations yesterday. newt gingrich and colonel ralph peters agree -- this is a war obama hasn't been winning and puten is emerging to take control of the fight. >> we're seeing a continuing collapse of the obama policy. you now have russia firmly in

syria. much russia, iran and iraq working with syria. these are things that three or four years ago the president would have deeply opposed and now he's going to have to accommodate a reality he can't change. >> putin is doing a relatively skillful job of putting the onus on obama for not cooperating in the fight against terror. putin is ugly, he's ruthless, he's vicious, i don't like him at all. but he's brilliant, he's got a long-term strategy. >> sounds like everyone agrees, putin is the man in charge. the suggestion is eric, that obama is basically the architect of a failed policy in the middle east. especially as it relates to syria. >> it's failed, it's bifurcated, it's changed, it's evolved. that's the problem. and the old saying power abhors a vacuum. he left the vacuum in syria and iraq. what did russia do and iran is doing, will come in and take

control. they're both fighting isis. it's in their best interests to fight isis in syria. that's fine. i would, i think that is -- we have it wrong, i think that would be great. let them all take care of isis in syria. the problem is when the isis group spilled into iraq they could fight. we needed to push them back into syria and you can do that through the kurds and through the iraqi forces, you can give them assistance, air support. get them back into syria and let them fight it out. syria, great picture right here. syria is not that -- important. if syria stays in other people's hands, we have them surrendered. we have turk and iraq, israel and jordan. they will be completely surrounded. so isolated. i don't think that we need to be losing american soldiers in syria. >> but do you have a problem with putin taken care of it? >> no, because he can't go there. there's no reason for put ton stay if you put the map back up.

russia is almost 2,000 miles away from syria. >> what does that matter, they invaded afghanistan. that doesn't mean they doesn't have interests there. the other thing i would say is if -- >> there's no oil there. we don't know what his interests are, they're never good. i do think unfortunately putin was right in the sense of saying even all overthrowing all the dictators -- >> stabilize. >> chaos. i hate to agree with him, but i think he was right about that. he also said that we shnt arm the rebels. actually he's not siding with anybody in the united states. he's basically saying let assad stand. don't let anybody help overthrow assad. that has not been the position of most at least the conservatives or the nye yeocon certainly. >> so what is your, your suggestion? i mean i would agree with what's going on there. you have to let assad -- you

can't arm the rebels, if you arm the rebels, the rebels have turned and hand over equipment and money and -- guns and ammo to isis. >> i agree with that, that's been my position from the very beginning. the position of a lot of conservatives has been that obama created this problem by not arming the rebels early enough. >> you know who disagrees with what you're saying, general jack keen, he's saying that one of the big problems is that putin's number one objective is not to wipe out isis, neither is it assad, and you get them together and they gang up with iran and iraq and you add in noik. we don't have the axis of evil, we have the half-globe of evil. there's a lot of people who say it makes sense to let them go in and wipe out isis, but that's not the choice. >> other point is if you do go ahead, then what, then you've created another nation state of what, a psuedo american state in syria? is that what we're going after?

>> greg? >> i don't know. obama is like the guy who refuses to commit to a girl, and then gets angry when the girl starts dating somebody else. that's what syria. is i happen to agree that he intended to commit to syria and he didn't and that allowed putin to take control of it. i see three bad actors and one no-show. the three bad actors are assad, brutal. isis brutal. and you've got putin who is old school and you have the no-show, who is obama. it's the three stooges and obama is shemp. does everybody know the three stooges? >> putin is moe, isis is larry and assad is curly. >> putin plays them against each other and they get destroyed. >> thank god you didn't make a "golden girls" analogy.

>> that's in the next block. >> the problems are getting bigger and bigger and out of control. >> we stepped away. the world is basically the size of a phone booth right now. we can't look away, thanks to the web, we watch the beheadings, we watched 250,000 people die. we can't live by ocean privilege. sooner or later the problem is going to come here. >> do we figure out what happened in syria? does syria become our next iraq? >> look back at the genesis. you brought it up. a lot of people have blamed president obama and they've got facts and information on their side. to back it up. by this failed red-line policy. let's take a listen to josh earnest answering the critics on this. >> does he ever regret drawing the red line and not enforcing it? >> he does not. and the fact is we would be in a much worse situation had the

united states acted un latry in those strikes. >> do you agree with that? >> i don't think he ever should have set the red line. when he set the red line and didn't follow through, it was bad, sent the wrong message about whether america is going to follow through on what they say. i don't think in this situation there was ever a good, there was ever a good outcome. i think we have to remember when people were saying let's arm the rebels, this was before we knew the word isis. it turned out that all the rebels we're talking about, some of them were isis, we have isis against assad. assad is a monster, isis is even worse, isis -- assad falls and who takes over. >> we elected president obama to address these issues. he wanted to be a world figure. but he didn't want to be a world leader. he preferred to be bono instead of churchill. this is why you need a leader that can actually address these problems. he decided not to.

he stepped back and this is why it's worse. you have 250,000 people who are dead and awful these refugees and migrants that are leaving, that would not have happened if he would have stuck to his guns. but he didn't want to. >> and overthrown assad? who would have taken over? >> he would have more aggressively gone in there and attacked. >> then what? then isis moves in. >> and then you go after isis. >> a whole pack of general who is can sit down and come up with a solution. not sure that the five of us are the ones who can come up with a solution. >> why not? the problems are getting bigger, more out of control. more expensive. stop isis, kill isis. >> generals say go in put boots on the ground in iraq and syria. then what happens, do they say we're done in the middle east. we're going to pack our bags and go head out and fight the fight somewhere else? no, they move the fight somewhere else. we're stuck with this, afghanistan, iraq and syria how

long do we protect those? >> now we have isis, putin, assad and north korea and iran and the mullah, far worse. thanks to obama's inaction. >> there's no oil in syria. no major trade coming out of syria. let them have syria eventually we're going to say we need your help, you need our help? okay we'll make a deal with you. you provide the help. but in the meantime. let them kill each other in syria. no? >> there's 230,000 people dying who shouldn't have died. would we be sitting here saying the same thing in 1982? >> lean on some of the other alleys in the region who can help out. >> jordan can help out, saudi arabia can help out. >> the u.s., united states used to be the leader. we used to be the shot callers, we were coalition builders because we led and were able to achieve the positive outcomes through fear and respect and through our military, which was

compelling. we are not in the same position any more and that's the problem and we bear some of the responsibility and the burden of what's happened in syria and the middle east. my god we might as well just -- sprinkled the lies on isis. >> i'm telling you, yes, because president obama, our press is the one who he helped create this situation. it would not be this bad. >> a lot of people died in iraq. >> we're talking about syria right now. we're talking about syria, you know. >> i don't want another iraq. that's my issue. >> the issue when you decide not to be the world's policeman, there's plenty of people who do want to be the world's policeman and we're seeing it now. maybe that's obama's plan. he handed it over to putin. >> he accepted the nobel peace prize and turned over the middle east to putin? i don't think so. coming up, today the head of planned parenthood faced lawmakers for the first time since undercover videos exposed the group's practice of selling

baby body parts. why cecille richards says she's proud.

. house lawmakers got their first chance to question the head of planned parenthood and those undercover video, cecille richards did her best to defend the organization, against what she called a smear campaign. >> planned parenthood has been in the news recently deceptively edited videos. the latest smear campaign is based on efforts by our opponents to entrap our doctors and clinicians into breaking the law. it is unacceptable that in the 21st century women in america are routinely harassed for accessing a legal medical procedure. >> champions of the planned parenthood have claimed for years that without the group women would not have access to mammogr mammograms, richards was forced to admit that's not the truth. >> how many much of your affiliates have those mammogram machines. >> our health centers are part of our affiliates, we have more than 650 health centers.

so affiliate is the corporate structure. >> how many of them have mammogram official sheens. >> affiliate isn't a health center. i think i spoke earlier, we do not have mammogram machines at our health centers and we've never stated that we did. >> i think they have at least their supporters have claimed in the past, melissa that they provide this service. i mean what do you make of this exchange? >> i think you know in watching this today it seems like we've gotten very far from the topic and what's happened and you know that's how you lose an argument. when you start to conflate everything together. if you go back to what we actually saw on tape and just the conversations, just the words, when you watched debra nucatella saying we've been very good at getting the heart, the lung and the liver, we know i'm not going to crush that part. i'll crush below it, above it and get it intact and quoted a price, just isolate that. let's not talk about all the rest of it. focus on that. she quoted a price, there's a

federal law that you can't sell human organs. why aren't we talking about law enforcement versus all of these other things that drag the debate away from the true evidence. nobody is disputing that they said those things. >> why do they have to have federal funding? tax dollars go to help kill babies? >> they claim that they separate the money and that it's different. but one of the things today they focused a lot on how much money cecille richards is making versus what you were talking about. >> bring those numbers about. only in america would the head of planned parenthood make 20% more than the president of the united states. $500,000 for cecille richards, $400,000 for the president. it's crazy. the other part of the numbers. they, we found out today that planned parenthood's revenues, 90% of the revenues come from what, abortion. right? >> 89%.

>> it's a very profitable group. they make money on abortions, they could survive without federal funding for abortions, right? i got this right so far? >> i think so, yeah. >> what you can do is split planned parenthood into two. you put the abortion said over there. let it be a for profit business, they make money. you want to supply health care, birth control? just separate them. >> that way federal money doesn't go towards abortion. >> they could be two different organizations. >> funnel the money into the right place? no. >> to melissa's point. i don't think this is what matters. greg, i think what matters -- >> i think this is always a problem when you get into these positions. if you focus on one element of who pushed the video, you win the argument this is about the butchering of children. the democrats would love it if you turned this into a war on planned parenthood. because then that's translated into a war on women. it's much better to focus on this repulsive part that the media has blacked out.

this is the victory of in a way of planned parenthood. they've weathered the scandal because they're seen as the victim. are the ones being butchered, not the babies and they're being seen almost as a girl scouts in smoks. performing this florence nightingale type endeavor. it's like a magic act. a sleight of hand, look at the mammograms, don't see what we're really doing. it's an illusion. >> if do you split them into two and you have the abortion clinic on one side and they do stuff like that, you can shut it down and you haven't stopped women from getting birth control or cancer screenings. >> the majority of americans supporting this organization and i think they wouldn't be supporting it if they would see -- >> majority of americans saying they don't want to stop funding. >> planned parenthood has very high approval rating. let me finish the sentence. what i want to say is i think what they should have been doing

is they should have been saying you say these are heavily doctored. i'm going to read you you three sentences, i want you to tell me in these three sentences, what's inaccurate. what's been doctored? they should have spent the entire time going through. these sentences are so damning, there's no context for how they could have been okay. but there's another thing that happened and i want to play this video of you, for you talking about hillary clinton talking about late-term abortions. >> are there reasonable restrictions that you would ever support on abortion? >> i've said that there were. that's under roe v.wade. that there can be restrictions at the very end of you know, the third trimester. but they have to take into account the life and health of the mother. >> i mean kimberly, you've given birth to a child, really? >> it's so sad to me, why wouldn't you want to be on the side of preserving life? why aren't they saying we want to make sure there's a counselor right there there's so many people that need and want

children and are desperate to have them and give them love and a home. what the heck is wrong with these people that in the third trimester you are so selfish and disgusting that you would kill a child that is viable that could be living. and the percentage of cases she's talking about, the health of the mother? no one is out there trying to kill mothers, take it easy, hilary, you know? >> we're talking about a baby that's almost going to be born. >> she's practically at the point of saying that euthanasia is part of abortion, she's willing to go as far as you could go. >> that should matter, right? is that who you want to vote for? >> somebody should pose one simple question, if there are signs of life in this being, is it murder when you abort it? can you answer that question? i don't think any pro choicer can answer that question. >> i think they would answer it, they would say until the baby is born or -- >> when it comes to lying -- they're lying. they know when they see the

sonogram, they know it's a living creature, but in order to accept this evil in which we've all in this country have accepted since roe v. wade that it's a necessary evil we have to live with for the rest of our lives, pretend it's not real. >> this is also, this is brutal. we're talking about a baby that is not well developed. abortion, we're talking about a very brutal violent act against the child, right? >> i was amazed she took the bait on the question and answered it. that's been the question they always say is never posed. like at what point is it too late? how far do you go? the fact that she answered it, it seemed almost like an unguarded moment. >> she's got to own this and people should pay attention, decide if that's how want to elect as president of the united states, hillary clinton, the architect of the war against babies. >> on that note. ahead he was kicked out of the army for confronting a child rapist in afghanistan instead of looking the other way, now

sergeant charles martland is fighting to get his job back and speaking publicly for the first time about his discharge, next.

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maybe not that appropriate for this segment. have you heard about sergeant first class charles martland who was relieved of his dutsz for body slamming in a alleyed commander for engaging in a practice called boy play, sexually predator. kicking me out of the army is morally wrong and the entire country knows it the entire country doesn't know it because the media has been obsessed with a kid who built a clock that looked like a bomb. in this day and age how can we slet let this soldier judge what

is wrong? don't we know how important multiculturalism is. it's arrogant to assume that we are better to them women driving a car is evil so who is to say what's wrong? the sergeant martland made a value judgment. a crime in a time where all cultures are now relative. forget progress, equality basic human decency. that's the sick joke behind cultural diversity. it enables the worst behavior, stoning of women, protected under tolerance. it's under this dome that doing the right thing becomes the wrong thing, the hero becomes a villain and the victim is just another casualty of our abdication of accountability. this happened in afghanistan, don't worry, not like it's spreading. >> kimberly. amazing, these soldiers are -- >> bad mood again. >> that's their role. >> he should be a hero.

given an award. why isn't he invited to the wlous and hailed a hero. who's obama's choice, bergdahl? >> this is outrageous to me. do you just sit by and allow this to happen? is that who we are? who we've become? when is it okay to allow children to be casualties? of war, of political conflict, of political expediency. >> kirsten she brings up the political part. we didn't want to upset the fragile relationship we had with these miss cree yants, allied commanders. you want to have a good relationship with them, but there's some things you can't do you cannot sit by and in "the

new york times" article they talked about soldiers having to listen to the boys being raped and they can't do anything. >> this is inhumane. >> if had you done something, they would probably have some bureaucracy would have accused of you anger issues. >> the green berras, what they're say something vigilanteism is unacceptable. so taking the law and providing justice on the spot is against their rules, i understand that. however these people are animals. do you realize that this was going on regularly. these afghan soldiers or whatever they are, officials were raping children, tied to beds and it was going on and they could hear in the barracks? for nights on end. >> that's what he's saying. >> is it understandable what martland did? absolutely. should he be thrown out of the army? i'm not sure if he should be

thrown out or given a medal and replaced in another branch of the armed services. -day understand that they have to keep at least keep the order sfans vigilanteism. >> this show is a lot lighter the last time i was on. this is a lot of tough topics today this is really tough stuff to listen to. but -- should we do something else? >> not you know i think we'll get do that in a little bit. for now, this goes back to when you decide you're going to stand up for certain things in life, whatever the consequences are. it goes back to what you've been taught or what you teach your kids. you're going to stand up in the face of what's wrong and let the chips fall where they may. like you said, maybe he did, you can't have a command where you're taking things into your own hands, even when you feel like you know your commander is not giving you good command. he made the decision that he maybe he bears the consequences of that decision proudly and comes back and talks about it. >> one source of my green beret said he believes it's officers who are scared of the accountability question.

they don't want to get involved because they're afraid of the politics. so they just say -- look the other way. >> why are you putting on a uniform? >> you got to stand for something. >> they have a lant, a latin saying, i think it's free the oppressed, that's on the beret. that's what you're supposed to do. >> how do you sleep at night when you know you're allowing children to be brutalized and raped? how about stopping a crime in progress. >> people that are telling them they can't intervene are accountable for him flipping out and hitting somebody. if you have to listen to this day in and day out, eventually somebody is going to snap. >> major jason bres ler sent an email warning about this pervert and his teenaged boys and there might be a violent attack and there was and three soldiers were murdered by one of the teenagers that was part of this weird group of things. so this guy got busted, got

relie relieved, jason bresler, for sending an email warning. i guess you're only a whistle blower if you're on the left, right? >> i don't know that this is the left or right thing, right? >> that's true. >> i admit when i do cheap shots. up next, clinton, kanye and the martian. stay tuned. which one is which? ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do.

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the west wing hall? bill clinton, door closed, shades down. >> you've said this in 2007 you would have some roles you had some roles in mind for your husband if you get elected what roles do you have in mind for him? >> he is a great adviser, i would love to have -- >> he'll have a west wing office? if you get there? >> he's a pretty busy guy. i don't know anything like that. but i'm not counting my chickens before they hatch. >> now kirsten, you worked in the white house. under clinton. >> yeah, i did. >> and? >> i would guess that he wouldn't have an office. just because i think she has to really fight this idea that somehow he's really going to be president, not her. he's obviously going to be intimately involved in everything she does. i can't imagine he wouldn't be on the phone with her. >> i wouldn't say anyway. >> she said she wants to put him in the cabinet. actual cabinet. so he won't -- you know have sex -- >> "silence of the lambs". >> with journalists and other pieces of furniture.

she doesn't want the west wing to turn into the west schwing. >> there would be no way you could keep him away. you're there and you're manning the barbeque and you know the guy that stands right next to you and says, you're burning that and holding the beer and you're sort of like, get over there by the cooler. >> i hope she calls in 365 sick days and let's -- >> you do? >> i would rather have him than her, good god. joe biden. >> let's go to the next one. >> yeesuz is set to perform at a fundraiser next week. according to "the new york post," even been warned not to dish out any advice to the potus. >> i'm a creative genius. >> yeezus can recognize jesus. >> i'm the number one most impactful of our generation i'm shakespeare in the flesh. walt disney, nike, google.

>> dmc and kanye steam. >> i made my comment. it was off-camera. >> what was that? >> i mean he's got like a trumpesque quality. >> they could raise more money. let that slide real quick. they could raise more money if they sold tickets to kanye giving potus that advice. neither of them are that humble about their talents, neither of them have poker faces, it would be so entertaining. >> wants to run? >> he ooh is the democratic version of donald trump. both talk about themselves with such incredible confidence and they're so assertive. they shouldn't style it to me. they should make him the spokesman. >> the joke of saying oh yeah, kanye for vp. >> republicans have changed their strategy here a little bit. going off the beaten path. not the regular politician. >> you think it's time for

kanye? >> i think that's the saf taj move on your part. >> you think? -- sabotage move on your part. >> but also doesn't kanye -- conway? >> that's what i've heard. >> the word on the street. >> the word on the street. you're on that street, aren't you, kirsten? >> careful, careful. >> 20th century fox has a big new film starring matt damon called "the martian." coincidentally nasa released news about water on mars the same week the movie's promotional push came out, coincidentally. >> wink-wink. >> okay, let's do the math. i got to figure out how to grow four years worth of food here on a planet where nothing gross. but if i can't figure out a way to make contact with nasa none of this matters, anyway. >> houston, be advised, we've

got a video message directed to the whole crew. >> my god. >> mark watney is still alive. >> i'm a big fan of this kind of film. >> i think the worst possible experience would be to see matt damon on a planet for two and a half hours. >> what? i love matt damon. >> let me finish. >> this is not news. water was discovered. they found water frozen at its poles, a couple of years ago. but the real truth is that they discovered methane that means there are martians and they have gas. >> let's talk about this for a second. the timing of the nasa release. the film comes out, it's a big promotional push. that's scheduled. but nasa decides this week to talk about hey, we have a picture of water on mars. however, ridley scott who directed the film says he saw that picture a couple of weeks ago. >> so gi to mars with matt damon. is that not the question?

>> no. >> i'm sorry, what were we talking about? >> the guys -- >> sexist and racist. he's a sexist and a racist, we learned that in project green light. >> i don't know, but you guys are trash-talking him. >> he's a racist. i watched project green light. >> look it up. >> lay off matt damon. >> you don't want to get embroiled in this? >> i like matt damon. but do something else for me, i don't want to go to mars with you. i don't care. >> i like "bourne supremacy" all of that, that's my speed, that's my jam. >> let's be nasa did -- can you blame them? they're kind of going out of business. trying to get some attention. >> they need kanye. >> they need some love. they're getting their budget

cut. time it with the release of the movie. >> we've milked this for all it's worth. move on. >> did you watch project green light? look it up. it came out bad. >> i don't know what it is. >> that's is that a movie? >> it's a series in which he helps find new directors but there weren't enough black directors and he got called out for it he said we don't need them. >> that's not what he said. >> i watched it. >> clarified later. >> he apologized. matt damon is awesome. >> we'll be there. next forbes calculated the net worth of every 2016 presidential candidate who are the richest and poorest? find out next.

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we know donald trump is rich, he's told us all about that. what about the other presidential candidates? forbes just put together a list of the 2016 hopefuls' net worth. the richest of course, obviously, trump with $4.5 billion. carly fiorina follows him with $58 million and hillary clinton with 45. lincoln chafee with 32 million. ben carson, look at you with 26

million. next up, rand paul and rick santorum both have around $2 million. lindsay graham 1. bernie sanders, $700,000, marco rubio $500,000 and martin o'malley coming in with the lowest at zero. >> wasn't he mayor of baltimore? >> governor. >> that makes sense. >> governor of maryland. tommy says he's mayor of baltimore as well. >> and he can't handle money. >> this is not this is not -- >> it's forbes so they got something going on there. ben carson look at you with $26 million. what's the most surprising to you, kimberly? >> it was my ben, 26 million. how does he get all that money?

he's my political -- >> hillary is the middle of that. you have trump, carson, fiorina. slide hillary in there. these are people in private industry. they made money and come to run for president, not because they're career politicians. the problem is the ten or so worth five, seven and 10 or 15 or $20 million. who have never done anything but hold public office. how do you become a 20-millionaire working your whole life for the government making $150,000 or $200,000 a year. how does that happen? >> how about the fact that clintons left the white house in 2001 and saying they were dead broke and amassed $230 million with juch speeches, book deals and consulting gigs? >> how are they only worth $45 million? >> they're trying to isolate her net worth. you put them together as a couple. they've been going around, having carnivals and whatever.

>> i feel so bad -- >> you're on a list like that all the relatives call. just anowing. >> is money a turn-off in this race? or is it a turn-on? it's interesting, you have a lot of wealthy people, trump gets right out in front of it. in the last election, mitt romney, it was a turn-off. but trump turned it on its head. is it pro or con? >> it's probably pro. the problem with m.i.t. is he allowed people to go after him about the money. about him being wealthy and they wouldn't go after people like kerry. so this is, it's important that you say yeah. it's great. everybody in america wants to be rich. it's a capitalist country. what's the deal? shut up. >> what's the difference between mitt romney who amassed his fortune and you have carly fiorina, 58 million. people when they hear say you go girl. >> there's so many people listed. the money factors, neutralized, there's so many with it in this race. >> how can trump neutralize the

money factor? it was a bad strike on your record if you had a lot of money. everyone was hiding from their money in the last election cycle. >> trump said this is this is what's wrong with politics. is that we're afraid of being successful and winning and he's saying i do it i want america to participate, too. >> then maybe he could package the tax thing and make everyone love it as well. talking about lowering the tax rates, something that maybe he's the right guy to sell this tax plan. >> don't get serious over this. >> ♪ ♪

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time for one more thing. gregory? >> i'm so excited for this. >> i hate these people! >> you know that i've been leading the charge against man buns, you know what man bans are? -- man buns? these bird nests of greasy hair, on the back of men's heads, like barnacles. and now they're everywhere. i've been walking around pulling them out myself. here's the good news, science is behind me. it's called, it's called -- >> can you reach that high? >> yes, i can. it's called traction alopecia.

man buns cause baldness, it pulls your hair back over long periods of time. and that kills, get this it causes follicle death so all of these nuts with their stupid little things on their head looking like onions, they're losing all their hair, ha ha ha! >> that's such a pleasant topic. >> i love traction alopecia. >> you should have said i love these people now. >> i still hate them. >> that was weird. eric? >> that was a big premiere on fox you know the same fox you watch the nfl, it's called "the grinder" 8:30 p.m. it stars rob lowe, fred savage and william devane. >> dad was a great lawyer, you're a great lawyer. i became a character who was a great lawyer. i need to be doing this for real. >> so you're going to go to law school? >> well i don't think i need

that. with the show and all. >> acting on tv shows, you don't need to go to law school. >> check it out 8:30 tonight. "grinder. "it should be really funny. >> melissa worked with him. >> fred savage, yes. >> it was like a geraldo movie. >> right. >> do you have video of this? >> well i have an awesome show that i'm excited about. it started last week and you can catch it tonight called limitless and my friend hill hart a fantastic actor, one of the former stars of "csi. "based on the bradley cooper film. >> welcome to the fbi. you will never see a real badge or gun, but at least you've got those. >> are you hazing me? that's awesome. thanks, man. >> so? epic. where we going?

>> that's hill playing agent spelman. check it out tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on cbs and hill is the author of seven great books, you can check it out on amazon. oreos are putting out the cinnamon bun flavor. this is really important. i bought the rice crispy treat ones on ebay. there haven't been huge misses on this like candy corn oreos? did you guys ever see those? and watermelon flavored oreos. this is going to be way better. because you love oreos. cinnamon bun oreos. >> i was desperate for the rice crispy ones, it was a mistake. i hoarded them and didn't share. >> with your oreos you should get a coffee today because it's national coffee day for the best drink ever invented. can you go to dunkin' donuts and get your free medium cup of dunkin' donuts. >> they say no. >> or go next door to finance

and they're having half price as well. >> get an or yellowstone eo ins. "special report" is next. this is a fox news alert. i'm brett baier. the largest global coming vernv of jihadists in history. how the global task force describes the foreign fighters into circumstancia and iraq in recent months, the task force of republicans and democrats determine the u.s. a is losing the battle to stop american from traveling overseas to join isis. the reports finds in the last seven months, 6,000 have joined isis. thousands from europe and more than 250 are americans. house homeland security committee chairman said today